Very good Hondurian dishes. Lots of locals come here. I got the Baleada con todo & Carne Asada Ceibena. The baleadas were flavorful and good. The asada ceibena was 90% fried thin plantains with very little meat. The employees were very helfpful read more

Missing my many trips to Honduras, but this definitely takes me back to those sweet memories of La H. Baleadas are amazing, the coffee is phenomenal and you'll definitely want to order the anafre with tórtolos. read more

Paseo Catracho - a plate of food on a table - Honduran Near Me - Miami, Florida

Stay away from this place as my entire family ended up with food poison and when I called to speak to manager I was told they did not have one. Nobody is overlooking how food is manged and I honestly almost ended up in the hospital. This place is not cheap either but definitely stay away. read more

I ordered 4 chicken tacos. One person got sick. I threw mine away as the quality wasn't the same. Also the price was more than usual and less sides. Seems the quality was off on Friday night. read more

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Great steak, great food, great service. This place is consistent. I recommend carne asada.

Paseo Catracho is sooo yummy!! def recommend to anyone that wants to try Honduran food for the first time. we ordered the sampler, which truly brings a bit of everything, it's so much food for about $24. The carne asada is the best i've ever had. The rice water & tamarindo juice we're so good, this place is a hidden gem. super cute inside as well, I felt like i had been transported to Honduras. read more

Paseo Catracho - Catracho sampler platter - Honduran Near Me - Miami, Florida

The only reason they don't get 5 stars is they did not have the Honduran staple that is Chcharron con Yuca on the menu and they used lettuce where the dish calls for cabbage. But I tried the Beef soup which was excellent, I had a Baleada which was fluffy and hot as much as tasty. I had an enchilada that was ok (again lettuce where it should have been cabbage) I also had the Carne asada which was cooked to perfection. An over all great dining experience. read more

This place is amazing and one of our favorites to order take out ! Their baleadas are big and delicious stuffed with protein. The pupusas are all good, we always order one of each! The taco orders are amazing and we always mix and match chicken and carne. They give you a very tasty small salad and amazing red sauce that can go with anything! The service when we call and delivery is always great! They do their own deliveries so you don't get up charged by Uber and those platforms, call them directly!!! read more

Food is delicious. Asado is the best I have tried on different places. My kids love their menu, always coming back.

Horrible experience and disappointed.... On October 1 @ 9:42 I arrived to the restaurant.. as soon I walked in from the bar employees were just looking at us. Someone finally approached me a so called Allison just to tell us they were closed... all websites google apple and Yelp hours clearly said 10 am - 11 pm on Friday, super misleading. There was also another party of 8 that were told the same thing. That it all depends on traffic of the restaurant...They look like they didn't want to work. What a way to not want to make money. read more

Paseo Catracho - Fix time - Honduran Near Me - Miami, Florida

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The best Honduran food in all of Miami. Good customer service. The food is full of flavor and freshly cooked. We had a very large party and everything came out in a timely manner. Prices are very good too! read more

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La comida en general muy buena lo que no me gusto fue la banana frita estaban duras y frías solo tenían una clase de sopa día domingo y el menú mas parece una revista de propaganda se ve anti ético. read more

Baleadas are on point, Fat and tasty. I ordered 2 but was full with 1. The horchata, tamarindo, and nance all true to the taste. Get the baleadas criminales for sure. read more

Paseo Catracho - Baleada Criminal - Honduran Near Me - Miami, Florida

This is authentic Honduran food! The service is slow but the food is amazing and fresh. Parking is a little difficult, parking is lot is small and in the back of restaurant. Every time I come the taste of food is delicious, fresh and consistent. The service always tends to be slow but worth the wait for the amazing food! read more

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Paseo Catracho is the next best thing to going to Honduras! Food is authentic and great service. Pupusas, baleadas and their refried beans are a must have. read more

Small quaint restaurant. It's hard to find good, authentic central American in Miami. My go-to whenever i'm feeling Honduran or Salvadoran food, don't skip out on the tacos and the pupusas. read more

Best meat baleadas I've had. They loaded them up and is very feeling, I give it a 10. The special has eggs along with meat, refried beans, crema and I don't remember what else $4.50. With no eggs is $4. Can't beat that! read more

Paseo Catracho - Beef baleadas 1 with eggs - Honduran Near Me - Miami, Florida

HORRIBLE! They took 52 minutes for a simple order! And the place was empty. This was after I called it in. When I arrived they told me they gave my food to someone else. They tried making up for it my making it again for me. That's when they took exactly 52 minutes!!! DO NOT SUPPORT THESE INCOMPETENT PEOPLE. read more

This is the best Honduran restaurant in Miami. Dishes are fresh reasonably priced and real home cooking. The carne asada, bistec encebollado and the breaded Chicken breast are all my favorites. I highly recommended if you want an authentic taste on Honduras read more

Being part Honduran, I wanted to give my boyfriend a little taste of Honduran food so we decided to come here for breakfast. Being that this was his first time eating this food, it was important we order baleadas (one of my favorites!). So we each got one and also ordered a desayuno tipico ("typical breakfast"). The baleadas were fantastic. They used the right mantequilla inside (not just some sour cream). The tortillas were delicious as well. The breakfast plate itself was good. It was certainly a typical Honduran breakfast, although some sliced avocado was missing on the plate. The baleadas stood out for us, though. Very good! I can definitely see myself coming back here for more comida catratcho. The baleadas stood up to the test. I have also heard they have a great sopa de res. This place is pretty authentic! read more

Paseo Catracho - Baleadas and desayunos típicos... Yuuuum! - Honduran Near Me - Miami, Florida

Las pupusas mixtas son deliciosas el servicio amable y cortes. A ese Paseo Catracho en la 8th st Miami le falta hacer una remodelación completa en esa ubicación está todo obscuro aparte ... read more

A little introduction: We live in South Florida where there is so much diversity around us that we have made it a point to try different foods, from BBB to Fine Dining. On a side note my significant other is from Honduras so I was really excited about trying a restaurant he loved. Anyways there's plenty of street parking along calle 8 and they have a small parking lot in the back of the restaurant. There are two locations and I heard that they are pretty much the same. We were greeted as soon as we walked in, there was just a few tables empty when we arrived. There's tables and booths, of course I want a booth! The decor is very homey, very comforting making you feel like you are at grandma's house! +1 The bathroom are small but they were clean and that's very important considering the restaurant was busy and on a Saturday night. The beer was from Honduras, SalvaVida (English:Life saver) anyways it was light and refreshing! Affordable as well I believe it was $3-4 the can and not the average $6-7. The menu is pretty large and there's everything on it from meats to chicken to fish, everything coming out looked delicious! I wish I could have tried it all! Anyways the appetizer brought literally a bit of everything and it is enough for even a table of 4-6 I would say! The meat was tender, not chewy! The queso was delicious and the tortilla chips were fresh and just fried (Yassss to clogged arteries). We did have a great waiter, he was patient and expressed his concerns that our meal was taking quite some time! Over all, we had a great experience and I will be back for breakfast to have a Baleada! read more

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The only thing is they charge your credit card and the tip of already included. One waiter was very rude, I would never forget the face but the rest of the crew is very nice and respectful. Other than that, this place is very good! I would not stop coming back even with a rude waiter was there. read more

This is their parking lot. I've also seen the kitchen through the sidewalk entrance which looks even worse. read more

Paseo Catracho - Honduran Near Me - Miami, Florida

Nice and fast service and reasonably priced. I usually order takeout and order is always right. Baleadas are great and also breakfast menu. I am only giving three stars because lately the food is super salty. They should add salt to the menu in front of every item because you will be getting salty baleadas or salty enchiladas or salty meat. I spoke to them and they apparently salt the meat a week before so by the time they cook it the meat has become like a fish ready for salty fish soup. Everything else is delicious including great fruit juices and other dishes. Servers are very courteous and fast. I also like that they have sweet bread in front. Hope to have the salty situation resolved soon otherwise just have a gallon of water next to you when eating a meat baleada. read more

It's where I go whenever I'm craving Honduran food. I'm Half Honduran and very picky...I've personally have never had any issues with the quality of my meals with that said I'm taking off a star because the servers are in their own world...to be honest I've noticed this in EVERY single Honduran restaurant that I've been to. read more

We were walking up Calle 8 a Sunday afternoon trying to find a place to eat and we stumbled on this great Honduran restaurant. I've never eaten Honduran food before, but everything looked great on the menu. My wife had the Pollo Ceibano and I had the sampler platter consisting of Carne Asado, Puerco Asado, Pupusas, Tacos, Nacho's with refried beans and cheese. The nacho's weren't called "nacho" but were essentially Honduran nachos. The food was outstanding. Huge portions great food. Everything was well prepared and delicious. It looks like it would be great for families as well. Our only minus point but not enough to bring it down to a 4 was that the service wasn't spectacular. read more

Paseo Catracho - Pollo Ceibano - Honduran Near Me - Miami, Florida

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This place is where you find the most authentic Honduran food in town...how do I know? Cause I visited most Honduran restaurants in town plus being Honduran also helps ;) The baleadas are made right, the tortillas are soft and fresh. The pupusas are great, the melted cheese comes out of the tortilla- like is supposed to be! Carne asada, fried Beens with cheese, chicken hard tacos, it's all good! Also, their decor is lovely and the ambiance is more family oriented than the average Honduran restaurant. They also have Honduran sodas and beers if you go I recommend Tropical sodas- Banana or Uva and for beer Barena or Port Royal. One thing to consider- they only serve one soup here and is Sopa de Res- gone by 2PM latest. read more

Being half Honduran, I grew up with the wonderful food of my father's homeland. I remember my two aunts in the kitchen making tortillas and re-fried beans from scratch while the excitement built up inside of me. It was time for baleadas, a sacred right, and Paseo Catracho is the closest I've ever come to re-experiencing that feeling since my childhood. For the uninitiated, a baleada is a thick, oversized, handmade flour tortilla which is filled with refried beans, crumbled cheese and cream then folded in half. This is the simple version. You can also add carne asada, eggs, chorizo, or all of the above for a super baleada. My favorite is with carne asada. The dishes at Paseo are delicious and very authentic. Their sampler is excellent and, frankly, underpriced for the quality and quantity of food you get. It comes with chips in bean dip with melted cheese, two flautas (rolled, deep fried tacos), carne asada, cerdo asado (pork), three mini pupusas, and half of a stuffed sweet plantain (stuffed with refried beans and cheese.) It will easily feed four people without a main dish. If you still have room go for a baleada. Wait, eat one even if you don't have room! Stuff your face! Or just take one to go. They're excellent. Besides the baleadas, the pork is mouthwatering and definitely worth trying. Not five stars? I've been to this restaurant twice and both times had an issue with the service. It took way too long for the server to bring us the check and even longer to bring my card back with the receipt for me to sign. This might seem petty to some, but I can't stand it. On the second visit my sister's order was never placed and by the time she finally received her food the rest of us were done eating. Despite these inconveniences, I will definitely keep going back. Give it a try. Now! read more

Little known secret in a nondescript location in Lil Havana. Don't let that fool you the food is fantastic! Did I mention casual date night for less than $30 that'll leave any foodie impressed. Enjoy read more

I've tried a few Honduran restaurants in Miami and this one has to be in the number one spot. Everything that I have tried here has been authentic and filled with flavor! Also can't beat the fact that the pricing is affordable. My fiancée is Honduran and absolutely loves it here as well. The staff is very nice. It gets packed at certain times of the day. The parking is difficult if you don't find a spot in their parking lot, located on the side of the auto shop. read more

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I liked the food and service; their plates tasted like home made food and everything looks clean and neat: However the parking is a nightmare ... read more

It was soooooo good to find this place. Great Honduran food ! ! ! Feels like abuelas home cooking. :) Catracha read more

Paseo Catracho - Pollo Ceibeño .... Que ricoooooo ! ! ! - Honduran Near Me - Miami, Florida

Great place for this food that I've recently discovered in my life to be soo good. My husband is Honduran and we were on a mission to find a place that gave great Baleadas. They offer everything here. Parking is available in the back and service is always quick and great. Wish there were more of these! read more

Paseo Catracho - Having dinner. We are craving Honduran! - Honduran Near Me - Miami, Florida

Really liked this place, ordered a pupusa and a Baleada and both arrived promptly and freshly made. Service was good also read more

Paseo Catracho - Baleada con huevo - Honduran Near Me - Miami, Florida

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My hubby and I have this tradition of every Sunday having sopa de marisco (seafood soup) our #1 place to go didn't have today so I looked for a place with more than 10 reviews. This place is clean, friendly staff, the environment is comforting. The only thing I disliked is that it's on the corner (little Havana so imaginate) if you have a car be careful where you Park and it's crowded. Now my soup. . (We got take out) it's good but too much oil, tiny shrimp, we both got a small piece of fish; not even half of a fish .. other than that the soup is good. $14.95 for the soup. My #1 place it's $10 and exactly how I love it. read more

Paseo Catracho - Sopa de marisco - Honduran Near Me - Miami, Florida

My friend was in town for a couple of days and I wanted to take her somewhere I knew she hadn't been before. The choices of places that were opened on Christmas day were limited specially since it was 1pm and we wanted to drink and eat. I called to see if this location was open since we were nearby and was pleased to find out they were opened regular hours! The restaurant was packed and there were quite a few people waiting to be seated. Despite all the people waiting for a table, we were seated within ten minutes. This location is way bigger than the one by the airport which is the one I originally visited. While it did take a while for our waitress to come around to greet us and take our drink order I am taking into consideration how insanely full the restaurant was and that it was one of the few places that was open for their regular hours and offered their usual menu. We started off with their sampler platter which came included mini pupusas, taquitos, carne asada, Puerco asado, stuffed maduros and a refried beans with lots of cheese and homemade tortilla chips. The portion sizes were noticeably smaller than the ones they served at their other location. I also noticed they did not give us the complimentary sides the other location provided us with such as pickled cabbage salad that is typically served with pupusas, extra curtido (pickles spicy veggies) and pico de gallo. Despite these minor details, food was cooked well and the flavors were outstanding. We each ordered a baleada (Flour tortilla, refried beans + choice of protein) but were way too stuffed to even get a third of the way through them. We ordered a couple of rounds of Honduran beer while we munched away which really made the experience that much nicer considering there aren't too many places that sell these beers in Miami. This place is definitely worth visiting if you want to get away from the usual Miami Hispanic food, want a good bang for your buck and want an ample selection. read more

Paseo Catracho - central American beers - Honduran Near Me - Miami, Florida

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My favorite Honduran place. Ive been a customer here since they opened. Their food is amazing! On the weekends it gets pretty busy so go with time! I love their pollo ceibeño, the Honduran tacos and their breakfast is fire!!!! read more

I decided to come here after driving by this place several times for three reasons: 1) It looked nice in the inside 2) It has a webpage (I know, but it shows they're serious about doing some business!) 3) I do like Honduran food and Catracho is a nickname for any Honduran Seriously? Yes. Think about it, you may have seen my other reviews on the venerable baleadas. And they're good here too. What came to me as a surprise was the pupusas, more famous in El Salvador. The pupusas here were delicious, better than the pupusas at Adelita's, a staple Honduran restaurant in Miami. Good: - baleadas ($3.99) - pupusas (2 for $5) - carne asada (recommended by waitress, I did not try this) This is a newcomer, and the workers here speaks strictly Spanish it seems. The menu is bilingual although it's kind of hard to read the English part of the menu. The dessert menu is nonexistent, although they do have three desserts (which I have yet to try). Bad: - no dessert menu - Spanish only (should have at least been bilingual unless if it was aiming to be a hole in the wall, divey type of place - both of which it was not) - No cappuccino even though it was listed in the menu (?) I would not mind coming back for more to check out the other plates. As far as decor goes, this place may be the most welcoming Honduran restaurant in Miami - that I've seen so far. Very family-friendly vibe, almost as if it was the Honduran version of a downscaled Sergio's on Coral Way. And they deliver to Downtown / Brickell / Calle Ocho areas. Minimum credit card charge is $10. read more

Pedi una baleada con carne , la carne súper salada y un sabor espantoso , los meseros me preguntaron que tal estaba la comida y les dije cómo estaba y la verdad no entiendo para que preguntar cómo está la comida si no hacen nada para cambiar el plato o bajar el precio. No hacen absolutamente nada para que el comensal se vaya contento La verdad o pidan baleada con carne FATAL read more